Timanfaya National Park Tour from Lanzarote

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Ride the park's official bus through Timanfaya's volcanic landscape and watch the geothermal demonstrations at the Hilario islet. Finish with a wine stop in La Geria, with camel ride tickets included.

General Information

Free cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance and receive a full refund.

Duration 6 hours

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Guide

Spanish, English

Pickup service included

Pick-up from Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise, Arrecife and Puerto Calero.

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Your Excursion

What you will do
  • Visit Timanfaya National Park by bus with an expert guide
  • Ride the Route of the Volcanoes: 40 minutes among craters and solidified lava rivers
  • Watch the geothermal experiments at the Hilario islet
  • Optional camel ride across the volcanic slopes (tickets included)
  • Explore La Geria, the wine region grown in volcanic ash
In detail

After pick-up from Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise, Arrecife or Puerto Calero, head to Timanfaya National Park with skip-the-line access thanks to your expert guide. Board the park's official bus for the Route of the Volcanoes, a roughly 40-minute journey among craters, solidified lava flows and a landscape that looks like it belongs on another planet.

Stop at the Hilario islet, where park staff perform geothermal experiments that reveal the heat still trapped underground: water turns to steam instantly and brush catches fire within seconds. If you like, enjoy an optional camel ride across the volcanic slopes, with tickets already included in the excursion.

Finish the day in La Geria, Lanzarote's wine region, where vines grow in pits dug into volcanic ash to retain moisture. Discover this unique growing method before heading back to your pick-up point.

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